Anti-Fog Spray [Duplicate]

I’ve tried 5 others and this one works the best. The kids swim longer between reapplying. Must have for snorkeling.

I have tried a number of other anti-fog products for our swim goggles, and this stuff is the best, by far. The secret to success is to spray both the outside and inside of each lens and gently move the product around to coat the lens. Then, LET IT DRY! I dry the goggles after a swim, then apply this and allow it to dry overnight. At your next swim, dip the goggles 4-6 times in the pool before placing them on your DRY face, and they will not fog. I get 3-4 swims of 1-2 hours each before they begin to fog on me. Great product!

Works really well to keep the fog off my diving mask. However, the instructions should say to let the spray dry completely before rinsing it off your mask. The first time I used it, I rinsed it after a few seconds like it says to do, but my mask still fogged up immediately. The next time I used the spray, sprayed my mask about a half hour before I went swimming to give the spray enough time to dry fully. Once dry, I rinsed the mask, put it on, and it didn't fog up! It will start to fog up more and more each time you take it off and put it back on, but as long as you keep your mask on the entire time you should be good to go for your entire swim.

I had been using hand soap from dispensers as anti-fog on my swim goggles for a long time. This works fairly well most times, but it was no longer working on my current goggles. I bought the Cressi spray product because it had the best reviews among all the different anti-fog products out there. The reviews were right! This product does work! My goggles stayed fog free throughout the whole 1-hour practice. Can't ask for more

What happened to the anti-fog spray market? It simply doesn't exist. You used to be able to buy anti-fog spray for next to nothing, just spray it once, and your goggles would be fogged up! But now?! The entire market is just soap and water!!! I was very disappointed to see regular soapy water in a bottle. It doesn't work at all.

This is working very well if I use it after every swim. After I get home I rinse my goggles with water to get the pool water off. Once dry, I spray the inside lens surfaces with enough anti fog to form a small puddle that I can swish around. Sometimes I wait a minute or so and then rinse the lens surface with a little water, but sometimes I just let the anti fog dry onto the lens surface, then I rinse with a little water. If I keep it simple like this, I will continue to use the anti fog. It is working very well. Now if I get any fog while swimming, I simple rinse the goggles with some pool water and they clear up and stay clear.

I rarely write a negative review. I bought this in order to coat the inside of the clear goggles I wear while doing construction. So yes I am sweating while I wear them, and that naturally creates moisture inside of the goggles, so I guess you could say I am really putting the anti-fog spray to the test, but isn't that what the product is for. It was kind of frustrating because it didn't work. My goggles would fog up so bad I had to take them off I couldn't see what I was doing. I liked the idea that this anti-fog was a kinder and gentler potion more in line with nature, rather than something that would irritate my eyes. But it didn't meet my expectations of doing what it was supposed to do. So I gave it 3 stars for being health friendly, and deducted two because it is worthless. Just for scientific purposes I was using a pair of Dewalt anti-fog glasses with clear plastic lenses. They didn't work for very long either. So is there some film coating DeWalt uses that is not only in-effective but also blocks the anti-fog from working also? Maybe.

Even though I washed this off after using it on my goggles, I got contact dermatitis. I finally traced it to this because the itchiest parts were around my eyebrows and my upper cheeks. However, my hands must have transferred it to the rest of my face in my chin. I had to see my dermatologist. I'm taking steroids for 2 weeks and using a topical cream. I don't know if that's worth it to get anti-fog goggles. The other thing this product says is it's a duplicate. Not sure what that means. But if you're not washing this off. Be very careful with your skin. If you're washing it off, wash it off thoroughly.

It works very good if you follow the instructions.

Muy efectivo y muy duradero recomendado 100*100 yo e repetido

Funktioniert einwandfrei, durch den größeren Inhalt ist auch für regelmäßiges Training gut geeignet!

Ottimo prodotto

I'm a hot-blooded person and I fog everything up. Even the car windows. I got this for my ski goggles as I had noticed that the goggles where fogging more each time I went out. I treated the goggles inside and out and now they will get a quick fog that clears quickly when you breathe hard on them. Normal breaths don't fog them at all. Before the goggles would get fogged and then freeze. I would then need to go in and use the restroom hand driers to clear the goggles so I could see to ski down the hill without hitting any trees. I now use this on my reading glasses and my work safety glasses. It's not perfect, but it's 95% better than not having it at all. I will continue to use this product, as it don't stay on the glasses forever.